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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-09-22

= In California they quote wheat by
the "cental," which is 100 pounds,
which is better way than to quote By
the bushe!. In England they sell wheat
by the quarter" which is one-fourth Of
ten or 500 pounds. Webster put the
"quarter" down at eight bushels.
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
IN khc Court of Common Pleas.
Thomas p. Smith, AlcIver g. Co. VS.. ]. c..
Shirley. NJ. E. Butford, ct al.
PURSUANT to the Judgment of Fore:
closure in the above case, will sell
at Anderson C. H., S. c., on SALESDA?
IN OCTOBER next, the mortgage premi-
ses below described. to wit:
All the interest and estate of j. G: Shir.
ley, H. B. Shirley, NJ. u. Bulford. Susan
l.. Smith and S. l.. Smith in tho Real Es-
tate of their late mother, Mrs. Sallie Shir-
ley, deceased, containing 240 acres, more
or less, situate in Anderson County, s. u,
on the road leading from Anderson to
Craytonville, adjoining lands of L. w.
Martin, Estate of w. r. Wilson, NJ. Nc
Gee, Guido Thompson and others. :,
Terms Of Sale -One-half cash, and the
remainder on credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, secured by
bond and mortgage of the premises. Pur'
chaser to pay extra for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Sept s, 1887 0 4
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON CnuNTY.

ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN the Court Common Pleds.
Joseph N. Brown, as Guardian, VS.. F. M.
Welborn, ct al.
TN obedience to the Judgment of Fore.
closure in the above entitled action, l
will sell at Anderson G. H., s. c., on
SALESDAY IN OCTOBER next, the
mortgaged premises below described, to
wit:
All that Tract of Land, situated in Will.
liamston Township, of Anderson County,
on waters Of Saluda River, containing 2O3
acres, more or less, adjoining, lands OF
7. f.. Anderson, w. G. Whilden, Mrs.
r. A. Allen, B. c. Hard aud others.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, and the
remainder on credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of sale, secured by
a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser
to pay extra for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Sent S. 1887 8
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Connects with train to and from Green
wood, Laurens aud Spartanburg.
Connections at Augusta with Georgia,
South Carolina and Central Railroads AT
Spartanburg with A & G. Air Line and
Asheville & Spartanburg II. r.
Tickets on sale at Anderson to oil points
at through rates. Baggage checked to des-
tination. E. r. CHARLTON, 6. 2. a.
w. w. STARR, Supt., Augusta, Ga.
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

In The Court of Common Pleas.
J. L. Tribble VS.. Anna Feaster.
TN obedience to the Judgment of Fore:
closure in the above entitled action, I
will sell at Anderson G. H., s. c., on
SALESDAY IN OCTOBER next, the
mortgagcd premises below described, to
wit:
All that Tract of Land, situate in Fork
Township, Of Anderson County, S. G.,
adjoining lands Of Mrs. Woolbright, DR..
w, K. Sharpe, - Holcombe and others,
containing = acres. more or less.
TEENS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to
pay extra for papers.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Sent s. 1887
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MASTERS SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON COUNTY.
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In the Court of Common PfcdS.
Mary L. Griffin VS.. Joshua II. Acker, and
others.
nURSUANT to the order of sale in the
abovo stated case, will sell ut An.
derson C. H., S. c., on SALESDAi IN
OCTOBER next. tho following described
lands, the Real Estate of Newton Acker,
deceased, to wit:
Tract No. B. containing 5G acres, more
or less, situate in - Township, Of
Anderson County, S. c., adjoining lands
of John Ragsdale, Elizabeth Acker, Tracts
Nos. l, 2 and 4.
Tract No. 4, containing 70 acres. more
or less, adjoining above, andW.s. Elem,
John Ragsdale.
Terms Of Sale-One.half casl, \and re-
maindor on credit of twelve Months,
with interest from day OF sale, q Ne sc
cured by bond and mortgage of til Sem.
ises, with leave to anticipate pa. mt.
Purchasers to pay oxtrn Tor papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Mast
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EARTHQUAKE AGAIN.

ROCHESTER, N. September 15 1886.
WE have made Anderson s. Agents for the
sale of our Ladies' the N Opera Acme
and NICE We the
Mckay Bbur thread Every warranted They
are nice neat look Shoe
oe pSse9 pGa1 1885 m ' ' 0N'AA E. P. REED & co. .9E.
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Germany, with population Of 45,OO0,
600, has twenty-one universities. Our
country, with population of q little more
than $4,000, 900, has 1913 universities. I.
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0. II. P. FAINT VS.. A. EYins Brown and
others.
TN obedience to the Judgment of Fore
i closure in the above entitled action,
1 will sell at Anderson G. a., s. c., on
SALESDAY IN OCTOBER next, the
mortgaged premises below described to
wit:
All that Tract of Land, containing 80
acres, more or less, lying on both sides OF
the Columbia & Greenville Railroad, and
on the West side of Broadway Creek in
Broadway Township of Anderson Coun-
ty, S. c., adjoining lands of Sam'l. Brown
S. N. Pearman and others.
TERMS OF SAIE-Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Sent 8. 1887 8 4
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Williamson Female College,
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MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAFoLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
II, the Co,lrtof Common Pleas.
O. H. P. FAINT VS.. A. Evins Brown ant
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
KITs or LEGAL News.

Justice Dngro Of the superior Court. has appointed
George IT, -toncidre receiver Of the property Of John
C. Atierbnry the stock broker In hc suit of Milan g.
Clapp lsain.t Atterbnry aul his partner Philip flnc
ha'. judgment for 1900 was rendered against tie
deenlants Execution wti is,ucl on the judgment and
va. returned nu.1tisned Aticrbuty wa. examined In
supplementary procecIins and sw0Tc that hc bad no
property except his seat ia the stock Exchange II Is In
t, ,n that the receiver who Is required To give bond
OF $4,000 i appointed
HiaLche Eaas WHO nvcs In Mons. Bel GUM. mas sued
Virginia g. Ddatin otherwise styled RaaS. AMI Alice VI
Duuain. In the supreme 'onrt for An accounting. The
plaintiffs husband, Francois Rad., Is alleged 10 have
lived in Improper relations with virginia ~ I'rooklyn
from 1850 10 the tim" of hrs death ~ 1881, ana the
plaintiff asserts that She other defendant Is their child
bu not entitled to bear HE name of her father The
pldintn claims the property Of her husband A. MS
widow and unler an ante nupfiIl agreement made IA
1853 in Ielg.un. Virginia {. Duhain, or Kaa', ON
the other hand claims under vi" In her taVoi made
by Raas. Justice Potter Of the supreme Court yc-ter
day granted motion - compel the rlaInn to give
The Manhattan Railroad Company has gained a Vic
tory IN suit brought against 10y Thomas Nrk"rnan IN
The tricl before Justice oG0rn1n ant Jury
plant1 vas refused ticket because he vas intoxicated
and hat while staggering down stairs he fen over tho
railing into the street verdict was rendered Tor the
Charles Newman. actor sned .Ienry Kahlmann.
o. the house No. - FIRST ave. aud Adam
un:richt. workman. for $4,000 DAMAGES for INJURIES
inflicted upon him BY portion Of IRE rscaps whc1
The material fell IN Newmans shoaier whca was
broken. verdict for $3.50 for the paintlh as against
Louis Schneider. through his counsel. Blumenstie
Iirsch having obtained Judgment In the Court of Com
mon Pleas dssOying his partnership with Carl l..
Quosbarth In the business OF manufacturing surgical
Instruments and appointing rec:iver the Judgment has
affirmed by tho court Of last resort schneider
Invested $40 900 In tho business which waa conducted
at No 322 seventhave and No 9t3 Fourth.aye.. on
representations made bY Quosbarh, Which proved 10 be
Enthusiastically.
T.. COrigan whose horse Freelani lowered the colors
OF the peerless Miss Wooifori In defendant In suit
begun In Brooklyn by Blaylock the Jockey. who claims
So 100 for services renered this year In Louisville,
nd VssterlaV
obtained order from Judge Osborne TO show cause
why BayOck should not be compelled 10 give bonds as
a non resident plaintiff.
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rr,vyoKx DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1887

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suysrioR couar-TarAL TERM-rARr L-AdIourned for
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stav sn ~ % 90 eofs McAda j.
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Assistant DIstrictAttorney Purly-Ne' J. - o. D.
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NEW-YORK CITY.

a. p C"-The Detroit Baseball Club has won
seven and St Louis two games. The mines play IN
washington today, In baltimore tomorrow ana al
Washington Park, Brooklyn, on Saturday.
David Godsteln, of No4 Allen St, was held on Slooo
bail at Essex Market Police Court yesterday charged
with obra aiming money from the keeper Of di,ordcrly
house by fraudulent promises Of police "proiection
The ferry boat westneld while on It's way from st.
George to Stapleton. Staten Island. at a. m ye~ter
day, ran into Pilot boat No. s. Both boats were dam
aged slightly.
The East Indian Prince. Thakore Sahib, tho Chinese
Minister and Suite. the Brazil all Consul and parry
Generals Sherman and Porter and the cX-L0u Mayor
OF London and Lord Aylcsord, all occupied boAos0ne
evening recently at the Casino and Witnessed inc
Marquis"
Some of the members Of the 18th Regiment arc about 10
send petition to the Athletic Association OF inc hos
ment requesting that A number OF changes DC hlaio
in the conditions governing the athletic sports Of the
organization one change sired Is that the Regimen,
athletes shall have voice In the procetuihes OF 'lc
Associations meetings. meeting VIII po hri! on
Saturday evening at The Armory TO dcuss the pc''o"
The Veteran Association OF the 9TH New-NorK
Heavy Artillery held their annual reunion ana dinner
last evening at Martincli In COMMUNICATION OF inc
Anniversary of the battle of Cedar Creek. Only ono
OF the field officers l. now living Major FREDERICK
Nilkie, Of Idaho Among those present were 'os' Pn
H. Barker Ii. Is. smith, Charles Cumdeh and Louis L.
Wicbe.
The Houston Amusement Company, limited whose
object Is to present operate and theatrical performances
has been incorporated with capital Of $1,000 The
corporators are Harry Browning william browning.
jr, Denis F. Murphy, John Fox and Joseph Gallo
Catherine Corcoran the widow Of Alderman James j.
Corcoran yesterday received letters Of administration on
the personal estate Of her husband valued at $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
NEW Arm.

The OF the Essex County sun
day school Assoc iaton was held yesterday IN tie frst
Church. C. Edgar sutphen presiding IL was
thirteen schools had been added with
increase OF 200 children large potion Of tho Increase
had bean German The Rev. o. Mingins OF this city dis
ooureed on systemauc nsathernr how to organize tho
Sabhai state Superintendent y. W clark made
work OF the state Aesociaton Addresses
made by the Rev Messrs Albert Mann j. W kinca
Board OF Commissioners Of Fol
ern Missions w w. Knox. OF Bayonnsi w. W BOYD. Of
Nswark: @ Helm Jones. of Elizabeth T. Is. England Of
Newark. and Others
Tho Law and order League hold private conference In
decide what action sho aid
be taken In tho election for sheriff In Noysmber Among
those W. II. Pine. the Law and order
candidate for Mayor 1t decided to await the homna
tons Of the political parties and support candidate
II tho old party nOminatans
prove then Law and order candidate wi be
psned IN address prepared and viii be
sven out for pu bcation today will state the position
OF the League and uIce It's Intentions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
AFTER ANDERSON'S MILLIONS.
A DAUGHTER SEEKS TO BREAK THE WILL.
DEMANDS MADE IN A NEW sUIr-wHAr DID MRS.
WATSON GET

DEMANDS MADE IN NEW sUIr-wHAT DID MRS.
WATSON GET
Mrs Laura b. Appleton, daughter OF John Anderson
hos heypn a snit in partition in the Supreme Court
AGAINST her brother. John Charles Anderson 10 whom
the bulk OF her fathers estate was oe1ueathcd MAKING
all other. holding real estate that was the properly OF
tba ,sator AT the tima Of his death parties defendant
She claims onetth interest in her father estate on
the same grouni' upon which her niece, "rs' wary
Maud Watson. obtained judgment In her raVor III hcr
eiectnlcnt suit against Messrs. Pnyfe and CaLpDeH.
The complaint in Mrs. Applcton's action Whch VA,
filed IN the County Clerks office yesterday alleges ina,
the execution OF the will was broug lDonI ny rsl
and undue influence and that the millionaire TOBACCO
nst wa of unsnund mind. She demands JudSheht tat
she is entitled 10 an undivided one fth part oi an thc
real estate left by John Anderson; that an accounting
he made nv all persons holding any OF TINS real estate
that the heGucst to John Charles Anderson he declared
void; and that fifth of the rents OF me properly
from the time her fathers death he aJndgcl 10 c
iong TO her II the property cannot be parioncd sho
asks that n sold and the proceeds divided III hucn
wav that one NTH Of it may he paid TO her. ana mat
receiver he appointed, ~. A., ,,.,. ua,,,
In the complaint IL Is stated that Mrs. Mary Maud
watson received $l50,o0O in settiencnt o, her c',n
althouch In the release given ny MIS- watson 'nc
amount was stated as S1O,OOo
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Panama, span Trans. Havana. l pH
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHTPPI.NG NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK....wEDNE sDAY OCT 70. lsS
ARRIVED

steamer state Of Nevada tBr stowar Glasgow Qos T.
with md,o and ps,sensersto AUSTIN b>i'"" o.
Stan steaHef ;aS s Rah.roE aaasaIs ocs? with
mi.e an 45S 10 Peter Wright sons Arrived
at st "S -F Ne @.p F vsro, M.c' sept Dsus
J X r .1yrf & Co. Arrived At 80
misc ani 10 paensefs to AeIlndro sons. Arrived At
Steamer Haicser5oscr Kembe Nesoreaa' days. with
md.e amt passengers 90 : Il SEA "a. , ot tau. v.,b
md,s and pAsscasor, to Henry Yoaso 80, b,
steiner K.n@wh4 Sears. Newport News with coal 10
sUxsnr-Ats,aiy look. wind nsht y. cloudy Atc';y
Arrived yesterday
steamer Aus,te rl robn Port Llmon days with mise
lem: (y. %-5s2''n sen r 2, g gf luz,
stS4mSr FL Dorado Byrac days. with md'e
steamer aitnncnd Boal Point Va wa mdse aud
p,sSe' FER. 10 Oh Dominion - 60.
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and satt to u Mention < 90 vessel to master - 49,.
mel COL to oder. vessel to Fuucn Eye6 GO
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steamer STATE OF Georgia 'Dr Moo''. 'A'so"
steamer c3oma t8D Lori Ie.,h-smp'on. spence &
stsimcr re..ag CON. D'rea" H'"'u''' VA Plymouth
steamer iic,r de cOninck tBo! smit AntNerp-Funcn.
steamer Miranda BIZ. les nan. stJoha', Ne Vi. Halifax
steamer Vslrnca Wooirc. Gaguayra Puerto Caoclo aui
Curacao Bouton. Blls- y D~'cit .
steamer Alvcna Br, MCKAY Aux Cages, Jereme' &c
steamer t.,,orao Daniels. Galveston C II Mallory & 90.
StoamcrC savannah Snth savannah Henry lonSe,
steamer Bru-fIcoI. Chichester. Wilmington NC-Nm l
steamer Wyanoke Jenny Norfolk, CITY roini aud Rich
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steamer comnowcauL Van KlrA raitIcphL'-Ro0e't'
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snrIs oct i Arrived. steamer Otranto thl hppe'a'
IFlrt Oct issailed steamer critic tBr. Dawes for
ScrifY oct lO-passci steamer ROTTERDAM Dtchl Wis.
from New. Ysr. o her 70 Rotterdam
IL, oct lg-Passei Naiorland tBos). Grant
from New York and Nedsrland lBssl Grimm. from Phha
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Oct I-Arrved steamer Marsal. GER. Mas. from New
YORK Oct !.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
FEEDryG MS WIFE on WHTSKEY

Mira Jane Mccall a young and conely woman, at JEFF
fcron Market Police Court yesterday accused her nus
band James, clothing cutter, OF No Ludlow place.
with having driven her OF h. house three weeks ago
and refusing to support her lie claimed that his wife
WAS an habltua drunkarl and il the habit OF spend
ing his hard earnings drink Mrs. Mccall denied her
husbands statement saying: lie fcdme on whsxey 70
kill me"
Court officer Curry corroborated her last statement
lie said that March last the husband received war
rant AGAINST his wife for being habitual drunKard
When lie served the warrant he Was informed oy inc
tenants at No Downing st, where they hYed al inc
ti. that the husband would rot allow tho wife 10 toucn
anything but vh-key The neighbors also lnformel MIN
Thai thew fed tho poor during the husbands an
sencs .nl in that manner kept her alive on tue way
taxing her to court the husband attempted TO OriDe
curry 40 tho officer said have his wife sent TO tho
incbiste asylum Justice German adjourned the case
until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
IRE LEAGUE CLUE STILL WINNING,
.r. LOUIS oUTFIELDs AND OU1BA1s TIE DETROIT
crr.R RIFT LOSES TIE GAME.


ApElPnIA Oct. l9SL Lou Outha'ted ana Ou'heueu
Detroit again to-day, but nevertheless the League ehd
pons won by getting their few hits well together King
nit he'd an game for the Browns aad succeeo'u
I'm striking out nine OF the heavy hles. conway also
ptcbcd effectively. GlcasOns Onehanded catch OF Inc
Nv and Deacon" Whites great Work on third were the
only particularly good pieces Of fielding work In The
6,st inning aiham hunted the ball along the third base
line but thinking that foul he did not run
White however, waited for the ball 10 stop rolling ana
rs IL rolled into ground he gathered IT In and threw II
IN first Gafney declared Latham out, and the spectators
gave the laugh which seemed 10 Diea" MN up i''
the remainder OF the afternoon. The Browns scored
run in the fourth on singles By Conskey fouz
and WEIGH The Leaeuers were retired In order In The
arst three innings. Richardson opened the fourth with
double went 10 third Cancels out and scored On
Rowe's single. st. Louis scored its second ana last
,un I'm the sixth On welchs single, Dunlaps mum and
s.fe hit 10 left by Robinson Singles by Rowe, ihomp
son and Bennett Deuoit two IN the seNen.n, anu
IanlOns three Dagger and wd pitcn yeioeu Inc 'aS'
run In the eighth. The score was
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